Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein
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Three life sentences for Wilgehof killer; co-accused acquitted
The Wilgehof triple murder case ends with the conviction and sentencing of a former employee, while her co-accused boyfriend was acquitted of all charges.
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Women’s boxing supremacy as fighters brace for bruising clash
Two decorated South African boxers, Nonina and Mokatsane, are set for another thrilling showdown for the Free State title in Bloemfontein.
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Morning rush hour crash lands driver in hospital, three unharmed
A morning rush hour crash involving a minibus taxi, two bakkies, and a cyclist saw one driver hospitalised for emergency medical treatment.
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Fresh new look celebrated at supermarket in Fichardtpark
The Pick n Pay Hypermarket celebrated a new look on Saturday 29 August featuring lots of specials for customers.
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Netball fever grips city as eight teams brace for tough battle
The Varsity Netball competition renewed rivalry as top of the eight teams set the pace for cup glory in thrilling matches
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Runners eagerly lace up to leave thier mark on Mangaung Run Your City
Big-name local runners are gearing up to mark the debut of the Absa Run Your City Mangaung 10km race in October, the sixth event in the series this year
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Dealership director, ex-government garage official convicted
The court convicts a car dealership director and former government garage official of fraud and money laundering in vehicle auction scheme.
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CUT’s first woman Vice-Chancellor to step down on ill-health grounds
Trailblazing Central University of Technology, Free State’s first woman Vice-Chancellor calls it quits with one year remaining on her contract.
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Blaze forces closure of shops in fire-gutted Bloemfontein building
Shops in the vicinity of the fire-gutted “Marabastad” building in St Andrews Street in Bloemfontein’s CBD were forced to close following a severe fire.
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Seven Zimbabweans sentenced in R2.5m Eskom infrastructure damage and theft
Seven Zimbabwean nationals get 10 years’ direct imprisonment each for the theft and damage to Eskom essential infrastructure worth R2.5 million
